BNHUI MAKES
M:'
t(N?M
JUDOB UPUIMl HOW MKAKi
I'KK WAS PASSED IK GlII
FOKD COCXTY.
NOT PERSONAL
IMM-Ia Kurort cioil Klwuld
Not Be rfWe ?MM Bat AU
Hlioald VoM TocmBot ta tba RmI
Intcvcati of the.Courty.
Jtt ?n Interview this morning re
garding the food roads movement, j
Judge Stephen C. Bragaw stated!
thajk* frftefoi recollection of tbo
loyalty of the - people of Beaufort |
oouSty to him and of hli ?obligation
to them would not permit- htm t6 let
the opportunity paaa to nr and do
>*:bat be could to help In a cause
which be hollared, to be of such
great importance to the people of
the county; that within hi* recollec
tion no movement hss been started
in Beaufort county which, in his
deliberate Judgment, gives siifch
promise of permanent good to all
the people of town and country a
llke as this movement fur good
toads, with the possible exception
of the movement for better schools
and more of them; that he had hop
ed no controveray would arise wbich
would be calculated to prejudice so
worthy a cause. That every man who
haa expressed himself at all admits
without reservation, that we ought
to have good roads, and no man de
nies that they Will be worth what
they cost; that the benefits to fol
low to the people of Baaufort coun
ty are too great to permit politics,
partisanship or prejudice to inter-,
fere, and that every good cititen
ahould be willing to work for good
roata, shoulder ^o ?houlger with kls
bitterest political or personal oppo
nent; that there should ba no ques
tion of town and country, that each
will share In the benefit; that If dif.
fi-rencee exist aa to methods, those
who differ Rbould try to conie to
gether ^4o get the bent results. wftb
no thought of permitting the move
ment to fail because of different
opinions as to how the end should
be aceomy'lshed.
He staled, that Guilford county,
about 1902 or 1903, was the first
cwnty in North Carolina to lasii
Kood toads bonds. Those *?!?? fa
vored the ui ?asure di-cla'cl ".it a: :t
would result in a great increase in
the value of property. Those who
opposed the Issuance of bond* de
nied tbia claim. Property In Gull
ford was then assessed at eight and
a half million dollars. Within nine
years from the Issuance of bonds
and the' building of good roads, the
assessed value of property in Guil
ford county Increased from eight and
(Continued on page 3)
BARACAS WILL
MEET TONIGHT
Feature of Meeting WUl lie a lac
tate by R. A. l>anJ?4 Jr. on
Interesting Hiibject.
The regular business meeting of
the Baraca claas of the M. R. church
will be held tonight In the class
room. A feature of the meeting
will be a lecture oh the subject: "Is
the manhood of America dee'.in
log?" by R. A. Daniel, Jr. This
Hubject was to have been taken up
In debate, but owing to the Inabil^
Ity of Ending anyone who was will
ing to take the negative side, it was
decided to hold the lecture Instead.
The members and the public are
cordially Invited to be present.
I NDRIIWOOO TO OFFICII
THB RAILROAD BILL
Washington, Dec. 10. ? President
Wilson's railroad program; outlined
'In his address to Congress will noon
be Introduced In Congress and purfh
. od by administration leaders. Sena
f tor Underwood, who first suggested
the subject to the President, said,
after calling at the White Home,
that ho would embody tha sugges
tions In a bill If some one else did
not do It first. Rate-making rpowers
of the Interstate Commerce com
mission should be broadened Sena
tor Underwood thought, end the
jrallroads protected from conflicting
state and federal leglalattoti. ''In
my opinion this subject Is one of the
greatest before the country today."
h? raid.
m, . >l- t
?OTHER OF MWS CAVELL
A "grand old lad?" la Mra. Cavell,
the mother of Edith Cavell, the Brit
ish nurse whoso last words before
her execution were. "I am happy to
die for my country."
To perpetuate the memory of her
diaghter. there Is now a plan on foot
in Great Britain to organize the
Carol! Memorial fund.
DENY REPORT
NEGRO MM
No Lynching Occurred at Hopewell
Ycartttrtlay. Work of Ckwin*
Away the Kuiuq Ha* Hrf?un.
(By Eastern Press)
* Hopewell. Va.. Dec. lo. ? Hope"
well la today taking inventory of
the damage caused by yesterday't
destructive tire All of the princi
pal building* iu the city have be n
destroyed. Worn of clearing away
the ruins has already begun.
-Tho report ?#? g?**n- fnrr ycfrpffC
day that a negro had been lynched
by th? mob. Thii report is today
contradicted. The State militia are
on the :<cene and everyfhlng la qupt |
and orderly.
MR. HARLOW AT
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Virginia Milliliter Will Preach a:
Uotti Morning and Evening
Service* Sunday.
Ilev. Frank E. Harlow, of A?!i.
laud. \'a., will pruach morning and |
evening at the Christian church j
Sunday. Mr. Harlow romts to this i
city highly recommended a* a min
ister and a speaker The public is'
rord tally iuvited to be present and <
hear lilin.
KIHT OF LETTERS
Remaining uucalled Tor in thla of
lief* for the week ending
Washington. N. <*., Her 4. 1915. (
\IKN ?
Hope Archie. Jetse Alllgood. W.
W. Barnett. Allnon Bailey. F. A.
nibble Co., J. W Chappell. C. W.
Clark, Stanley Elka, Mr. Fayette
vllle, J. X. KuMen. Levi Holiday.
G. Hooker. Archie Holiday, A
;uoa Jwiner. J. W. Kelly. Latham
Wn?. Linger. F. M- J- Mashmr, F.
Mashaw, J. G- Mllou, Dan Morgan.
J. B. Peal, O. Powell. Thoman RuY
nh, 8prulll. W T Htainbeck.
Larry ' Spelman. Alexton Peal;
Handy WaHerr, Joyner Wallace. J.
O. Woolard.
WOMEN?
Mrs. E. C. A damn. Mrs. C. Bl^ke
ly. Mlaa Lucy Bluchmr.n, So
phia Boenifl, Mrs ,M n . y June Blount,
Mr*: Cora Edward*. Mrs. E.Hamel.
Mra. Hlner. Rose Allen Holden,
Mra. Nancy Jude'r. Mitt Mlrtie
.lone* Mytrle Jonew. Mlas Roae
E. Lane. . Mr*. R. McRae, Mra. M.
(kartell, Mra. C. W Owen*. Mlas
Addle Parham, Mra E. Proctor. Mia*
Duron; Powell, Sudie RlchSrdaon.
Mia* B. Btokes MIm Xlary A. Wat
era. '
V Theae letter will be aont to the
dead Better office December 20th.
1916, if not delivered before. In
cajl for the above please gay "ad
vertised" giving date of list .
N. HENRY MOORE. P M.
Subscribe to the Dally News.
IS ELECTED ?
mm
, ON STATES
IMt. D. T. TAYLOJC IH HONORED
BY DOCTORS OF VIRGINIA
AND CAROLINA.
to meeF here
Seahoard Medical Society. at It*
Meeting in Norfolk. H?lecU Wash
ington mi Place for Holding the
Next. Meet lug.
The Seaboard Medical Society,
which ban just closed its meeting at
Norfolk. unanimously decided to
hold the next meeting In this city.
The Seaboard Society is composed
of the V^g.nia and th? North Car
oline Medical Societies. "With its
large membership, it in expected that
a large number of medtcoB will visit
Washington at the next session of
the society
L?r. 1). T. Tayloe, of this city, was
the unanimous choice far president
and was elected. Dr. Tayloe has
held ivery bonor that the North Car.
olina Medical Society could besto*1'
upon him. He ha* been on the
examining board of the State so
ciety for six years and also hi en on
the Bonrd of Hert'ib i'or the ?aiu
length f time. He wns also presi
dent of the Society. Hh election as
president of the ,wo ^'ate usgocia-i
cion? 1h another tribute of the high
esteem n which he I. beid by the
doctor* :n thlR action (if th? coun
try.
PRAISES DR. TAVLOK.
(By Eastm P.'t?ss)
Kinston. Dec. 10. ? Dr. W. T.
Parroit, who has returned from the
meeting of the Seaboard Medical
Society at Norfolk, in referring to
he election of Dr. D. T. Tayloe of
<V?Bhlngton. N. t\. as president jf
lit- society, stated that the society
? an to be congratulated upon hav
ng Dr. Ta>:oe as its cliief execu-!
?ive ami that he <Ur Parrott] cou
jJdered D*i Tayloe withmrt a peer
aa n surgeon in this country.
iKCHKTAfiY* DANIELS
TALKS OF THE NAVV
Delivered Address Before the South*
ern Society of New York.
New York. Dec. 10. ? The United
States navy ItaB a waiting list at its
recruiting offices and accepts only
ore in six of th.- men who apply for
enlistment*. Secretary Daniels told
members of the Southern Society of
New York speaking at the society's
inr.ual banquet on 'The Navy."
When Ik- took oflice thg secretary
said. ther* were 4,?j53 vacancies in
the authorized enlisted personnel of
51.000, hut as a result pf the steps
taken to make the service more at
tractive to young men of proper
qualifications, this has been over
f-opic and in addition the proportion
of reenllstments has" arisen from ill
per cent to 92 per C'nt, "which
means the sei-urln# of men of long
training for the service."
The secretary dwelt upon the mil
itary necessity of continuing the
building program recommended to
Congress by President WilsAu and
outlined the need of the various type
of ships proposed giving particular
attention to the battle cruisers.
To show how the American navy
is regarded abroad th- secret.-* r.
quoted the following from Braas-ey's
naval annual of 1915. who he said
was ih* recognized world's authority
on naval matters- "Whatever pari
the United States navy might b**
called upon to play, there is reason
to believe tbtit it would be reaily a
demonstration of the all-round cf.
Iclency *-as given when the orders
to Mex ? o were Issued. Hear A 1
nlral Br dger, com man ler-ln-rhlef
recelve? hfs orders, he pa.d:
1 "I dt not know what we will be
called upon to do. *>ut are ready."
Within 24 hours, the ships ,w -re
ready at.d hurried to the gulf It
wag a subject of congratulation that
everything was so smartly done?"
l'I?A*M KOK ITIONKKV
OK TIIK FORI) PA MTV |
On Hoard steamship Oecar II, via
Wireless to (Tape Race, N. F., Doc.
10.? Tentative plene for Iho Kin
err of Henry Ford's peace pert/
were Announced today. At Chrin
tlanla, Norway, the party will re
main three day*, and Norwegian
delegates will be selected by pend
ing out Invitation* broadcast. ? !
A speclaTfraln wtU be dispatched
MINIS
f IT OlD Fill
IH'II-MKG axu CKMKNTS A
TOXJp, loss. I IKE ISROKK
OUT AT II I. VST xk;iit.
CAtJSE
UNKNOWN
M'- x
TS**fllory Struct uiv and Well
Puni^^d. Uri- (,aln, ,l t'onnld
rrablfe, Hrudu^t lUftm It V.'hh
by IVopIr >\-ip Hy.
Fire l^st nly.bt ctmip'.-tely de
-t'?ye<rjn? OW rord grad ,1 :?cU.jn!
?uildiojgy, Ai: of ? h<.* d?a>" i and o'h
er fruntture in :.?e bu'H'rg vnu
np la imoko snd |iru';t.< ?!l> o1!:
; -was^vuu. Tin- oi ti??
lire la iHriuiown
Th$ bl^ge atairi rj r.- ab tit vi- \r-i
o'clock iatt ulpl'.t i! A gained r'ir
^.ld?-r:ible Wc ?re i! v.ns ill
?ov?rcd. Bj lh?* that in'-ii be
f!*.n to utrtrn on the *c ..s*.
impossible to cbt:..* the au-i
nothing uMftu bv done to ?av?> '.he
building'. / ?
The sMrttctur^ ?va<- iwo-s-or
and a roomy ar.d coiuiuod."us bui'.i
!i?k It w.ta well '. u.'Ui.-iu"" .
wl!l amoudi to fL'vorn. tiu ". ...id do1
iars. .
No arrK^* union's b ? *>ee^
announced i Cc:r ti:** cc i*t
the w hnol l ut j- VI. "wd
that temp' y quart*: t"> >;?
? ured nt o ?.e.
COXTflAC FOR T\\ i
ltATTIJ?.<I.*!*S ARK A . .Ul.'EH
Washington, D< t\ 1" ? Cccjv. nry
DanicH anj^Qiicod to:lii> '.ha! c.)rt
un.'ts for the eonstructL.r? wi bat
tleships Noe| 4 3 aud 4 4. n"'hi>r{*? d
by the last \ Congress. had b- -n a.
warded tlie New York Mr.-.? Trland
navy yard* respectively. mot bids
being N w iorlt. I 7. ; Mare
Island. 5T.4lE.li6.
The dccUlia to ouiid (lie ship* In
the goverainftnt yards was ic\<bod
a> a coilterMcp bctweeTT ;P?p?Id#u*
Wil'on and ?*?:?! tnry l^lo's. All
bids si:bmin*-d by private Prtu ex
rtwkd the rust fix"d by Por.grtiM
for i-onsrrvi'f U)n of liu* V'-tsul.
?The becreiary announce, -t thnt ? h
wijiiM ask ('.>aFjr ha *n authorize
i be equipment of the wvy yard at
Philadelphia for battleship ronstruc
ii<m a: a c: ?i of approximately S I
<>OQ,0?:f?. in order to be prepared
lor the incrcnsed building program
contemplated in the ednil. i-tr..,ion
d fen#e plans.
RAISE FUNDS FOR
"EMPTY STOCKINGS''
!
Wa-liin^ton Will I'nuidr lln|>|iy
( l?i*l*tinu* fop Tliosc Who \ir .
tnnlilf to Itut (rift*.
Fund* are being ruined f^r ih
"empty Ntuckini;" moveiiieiit *?)<
Washington In piist yearn tin* mer
ciiani!) o; tin* city linv.? u]v.\i.v* ??(???
i United ll"l)Brji;y to s-ti+ pi.,
p: nviil'nc ('lit iitiii.** fur 'h?* pfwr
ntirl it l? h'lpetf tiiut '.her will ?] ?-?
ih* ramp '.hh? year.
Cnrl flichtr !*oii. nrlio hn* . r?1l ?I ? ? I
>f,f tltiF^ pu?-pti*'f? du-Vg th?
i;< |n\v v c:i i , !p -lnii iV ??* devo'?*
!i?> t'trx- Ti? v>rh "'i >>ar " .1 Y
J.. ? "*? ' ' w,? :? j *t ?, pirn
pl.ic-. !;-.n*?r i? ?.?.'f'.nr "" I !???
r.uwlr.*' -? 'ii'* ? * ? s'1' *n
ili?* r. m.
.MM l*Kf>r*.K !>!\ll.t
<??? '.n ir?- nl the f'"i1 i-r
Hai.or'r. SuiTo H -? hap a i. ? ? (tinrc.
Kveryihlng * . up*to?d if ill
he late*? . ' r ii pho ..pi ? lij
to Stockhn < o l?<crul* a ' ^r<?n?i
I or*. 'ii d4d<-ga<'? O-jnmli
A* w .1 j iln t lit* par:* at (.'.irl*
tinnln
i The party purjioaes go!n? <1 -r'rt
t'? (h? iii'tuf by rail, pro ided Mr
Kord rru ont.in p?*rnn?*loy to p*?:?
through Germany. lie* irt'I cgr?e
to n t?">! slop trip
?At the Hagu?*. Dutch. KpnnSrtt nnd
Hvlsa member* are exported to join
th' party and wflth their orvlval
permanent organization wril b* at
templed trtth a view to bringing
pen re ;o :ho warring nations.
| After a .Udrmy start which canned
| much dalay. the Onoar II wm mak
ing good progreta today, though nh?
r%l!l prnbably be four dart lat*
Ik aching OhfU.ianla.
WAR IN THE DOLOMlTEALPS"
'!'-!* i:1-.o'okt:m !. i.Unu: i- ? l:n?- 1 1 . Italian advance m;o Au
tria. |? interest uu as .;houl:-R tli? ? nature o# ill- country ar.fl the reason fur
iht? vivw i?rnsrr?-s? ma U- n> tin- iv^hUt* am-cioji soldiers ure hero aeeu
a !.. '.:.l 1.; j..l.-r it? Ii ll.ii.:u:s.
WILMINGTON IS
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A j ? ?iti>un ol t L>
;i?os; !:.:hi..iui,il 1-itiy.vi;* i?* iht ?????*
?.or.*t ri;;. ? it n ? c* here today prepared
.u. i?i?a? ii?y- 4"tiiand- tnp ,"??,crofft<'y
:* v .u i-.ml i . order ih.u
may be * uiMUliod a-..r
W iLsuiaf :i>u.
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is r?*arln*d.
in.tli w'!l i!.*i r !*? he*? t!> have iti?
.amp r-vijbii-'.'i* I '.n Norn > '?irt>;!na.
"ii.y wi.3 r- :?.*>#? . lr?wever. to int?*r
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[renal nf ti.RAO j?<>r min?.n. H" K?r
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BUCKET BRIGADE I
SAVED HOUSEi'
H? us?* . ii I- in i.l Ju?. K. Clark. Jr.
S;i\?i| !-j V\iuk isl Cill'lll timid*.
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15 READY 10
TAtK PEACE
l'KD|t?SAI.K MI ST < OMK PttOM
KNKMl. HOWKVER, ACCOHD
l\<. T<> STATEMK.VT.
MUST END WAR
Will .km* only u? |V?r?* Th*l WUl
INinh l\rl> Vhsurv III, TfrmllUltiOM
"I tilt* Wur \\ Hh No I 'luiir? at
tiling It.
Ji rh:-., liet . 1 <? ? miany *'111
I lo peace prnpottnU if they are
>a'h a- s;n- consider* reasonable.
?iu: * * . uui propose poare,
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I ?r \ on ann-Hollueg.
- ??.;*?-: ';i ! German chancellor, Id tb*
Unc today Willi public opin
io;] :u the allied nation* mUiruld?d,
?? hi- declared tt to be. it would b?
. u' > iwi- (?? rmany to advance term*
tin* chancellor declared.
? uu'.rj .1..?cu*> peace proposal#.
Ji if %?. ?? ?? .-?r. ir ill- v w*re compatible
uiiii (i-r:na*i>s dignity and safety.
With ronjii'.ouatiMss of h?r ailll
?.?r> *uvce*v?, Germany de<M>nid
ii" juifiMblhty for further rontinu*
.? :i j: iii?- wjv faid the chancellor.
tl??- Mar <*ouid be terminated
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i <? that war *ill nut return."
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